Literary circles and cultural communities in Renaissance England /
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Table of Contents:
- Of circles, friendship, and the imperatives of literary history / Judith Scherer Herz
- "Like a spyed Spie": Donne's baiting of Marlowe / M. Thomas Hester
- "To all vertuous Ladies in generall": Aemilia Lanyer's community of strong women / Sharon Cadman Seelig
- The invention of the literary circle of Sir Thomas Overbury / John Considine
- "This art will live": social and literary responses to Ben Jonson's New Inn / Robert C. Evans
- Newcastle's ghosts: Robert Payne, Ben Jonson, and the "Cavendish Circle" / Timothy Raylor
- Reading poets reading poets: Herbert and Crashaw's literary ellipse / Paul A. Parrish
- A space for academic recreation: Milton's proposal in The reason of church-government / Anna K. Nardo
- Thomas Stanley and "A register of friends" / Stella P. Revard
- Community and social order in the Great Tew Circle / Paul G. Stanwood
- "The great difference of time": the Great Tew Circle and the emergence of the neoclassical mode / M.L. Donnelly
- Conversation, conversion, messianic redemption: Margaret Fell, Menasseh ben Israel, and the Jews / Achsah Guibbory.